against the global fund recently in uganda, reported that uganda could only execute 46% of the available grant. i think that that's underappreciated that the systems within these countries unable to gile and ope with large flows of funds. so the basic underpinnings need to be supported. and so one level of efficiency is the ability to execute their budgets, thus putting more rain showerses into the effort. if budgets are more timely in heir execution, inventories of rugs don't expire. if the vendors can start moving the money through, paying their vendors with an inappropriate -- appropriate level of time, then they can get the competition. the vendors that want to participate go for a high premium on their cost. they are just sitting there because they can't get through the system. but, you know, those are some of the underlying issues that i on't think that is fully appreciated. and honestly, some of the risks are getting the right people that can take on the reforms and sustain them without a turnover of staff and also the adequacy of information management systems. there are lots of

it could not be fixed in uganda. so in 2001, samaritan's purse paid for her to have surgery. >> they were just waiting for her to die. done to save her life. >> it's such a great feeling to give that to somebody and see how it affects their lives and how happy we can make them. >> deborah and her mother expect to travel back to uganda by the middle of december. >>> two colorado springs teenagers are recovering, rescued wednesday from the top of the mount of the holy cross in eagle county. in a story you'll only see on cbs4, the two spoke with our rick salinger about what happened in that's known somes triangle of the rockies. >> reporter: tommy hendricks on the left, and matt smith spent two treacherous nights on a frigid peak with only rocks to provide protection. >> i'd get cold from the snow and what not. i'd put my head under the jacket and i have to smell his feet. >> religious snuggling up next to each other. we needed that body heat to did. >> did you ever think it wouldn't turn out that way? >> absolutely not

couldn't be fixed in uganda. in 2011, a charity called samaritans first flew her to denver for surgery. back. this time, pediatric cardiologists saved her life by repairing a blockage in her heart. >> they didn't know if anything could be done to save her life. >> it is a great feeling to give that to someone and see how it affects their lives and how happy we can make them. >> debra and her mother are expected to travel back to uganda by mid december. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a 96- year-old man breaks a world record running the highlands ranch turkey day 5k. bob mcadam lives in a though. he broke a record for his age group finishing the race in 48 minutes and 19 seconds. >> it feels great. i will try to remember it. i once told my mother i would never be 55. that was when i was 19. didn't know better. >> fantastic, mcadam beat the record by almost two minutes. he thanked the crowd for cheering him on the entire way. >>> all right, let's get to a race. >> no kidding. that makes you want to get out and run. hey, c

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against the global fund recently in uganda, reported that uganda could only execute 46% of the available grant. so i think that that's underappreciated that the systems within these countries are very fragile and unable to cope with large flows of funds. so the basic underpinnings need to be supported. and so one level of efficiency is the ability to execute their budgets, thus putting more rain showerses into the effort. -- resources into the effort. if budgets are more timely in their execution, inventories of rugs don't expire. they are actually processed through the system. f the vendors can start moving the money through, paying their vendors with an inappropriate -- vendors within an appropriate level of time, then they can get the competition. the vendors that want to participate go for a high premium on their cost. with the under execution, you have high levels of idle funds in accounts. they are just sitting there because they can't get through the system. but, you know, those are some of the underlying issues that i don't think that is fully appreciated. and honestly, some of t

hand-picked commando rescuers made the flight to uganda. >> the raid on entebbe is one of the perfecta defined by surprise, speed, success. but mostly surprise. >> the israelis are familiar with the airport at entebbe because they built sections of it and had an active advisory force in uganda until 1973 when yamin kicked the israelis out. >> no one thought anyone would fly from israeli to uganda to rescue the hostages. that was surprise number one. when they landed at the airport, all the commanders were wearing ugandan military uniforms and were driving the same kind of vehicles that a ugandan general would drive. >> the hijackers didn't know what was going on, and, by the time they figured it out, it was too late for them. >> it took just 52 minutes from the time the first plane landed until it took off with the hostages. that was three minutes less than the rehearsal the night before. >> the rescue seemed pretty much like a modern miracle. for relatives who for days on end were unsure whether they would ever see their loved ones again, it was a time for joy and jubilation. >> what

i'm happy to announce that earlier this month uganda's ministry of finance in the u.s. treasury signed the terms of reference for the partners first technical assistance program. this partnership has multiple objectives. it aims to bolster uganda's hiv aids response through greater coordination and improvements in public financial management system as well as supporting the government subjective to forge stronger links among the ministry of finance, the ministry of health and that countries std aids program. will optimize programming decisions and help with gaps and data ability, build a better understanding of budget support and address other gaps that prevent uganda from maximizing the impact of scarce financial resources in the fight against hiv aids. as part of this they'll be working alongside staff to support work to establish a business unit to monitor the countries hiv-aids resources. the resident advisor will help develop methodology for oversight and review of all of these resources and recommend financial policies to ensure resources are allocated to high-imp

it aims to bolster uganda's hiv aids response. through greater court mission and improvements in financial management systems, as well as supporting the government objective to form stronger links among the ministry of finance, health and the country's std aids program. or dedicatedup business unit monitor resources ballistic way. caps in datall availability, build a better understanding of off and on budget donor support. and address other gaps that prevent uganda from maximizing fight -- ans in the advisor will be working alongside staff within the ministry of finance. therder to monitor country's resources. the advisor will also help the methodology for oversight and review of all these resources. recommend financial policies to ensure resources are allocated to high-impact activities, development the ministries costing analysis and recommend ways in which to incorporate off resources on and off into the financial management system. we hope this collaboration will support uganda's effort to make the most informed decision possi

and i am the arms merchant selling deadly weapons to uganda. i'm the 12-year-old girl refugee on a small boat who throws herself into the ocean after being raped by sc pirate and i am the pirate my heart not yet capable of seeing and loving. please call me by my true names so i can wake up and so the door of my heart can be left open the door of compassion. see make his death was not in vain. nor forgotten. nor did allen's work go unnoticed. the younger generation in thailand began to take matters into their own hands and bring the government to account for the death of the forest the lands in the animal which rightly belong to all thai people. he was their hero. his picture carried in their hearts in on placards the royal family was moved by his death and murder and allowed a statute to be placed in the park the only statue erected in thailand other than those of the royal family and religious figures. corrupt officials were replaced and regulations in the parks began to be enforced. conservation organizations around the world helped the young

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sylvia campbell has seen firsthand what the donations can mean during mission trips to uganda with a nonprofit village partners international. >> when you think over 1,000 children in a little tiny villae in africa that every day receive a nutritious meal because of the goodness in the hearts of people in this choir at this church who never will see them, who will never interact with them, but >> if the whole world would do that, wouldn't it be a better world? >> that of course is our kelly ring. >> if you're walking through lakeland we're going to ask you to look down, because you might just spot a treasure. lately people are finding beautifully painted rocks all over the city. scott irkhart and his family wee at his son's wedding in vancouvr when they found a pebble. it had vancouver rocks on the they found a community of people who created the tiny works of at and hid them around the city. they thought why not bring the souvenir and the idea back home. in a matter of weeks lakeland gt more colorful. some rocks are master pieces, other offer words of encouragement. >> that's what i

from their was -- we had from there was my second squad leader at the time, he was originally from uganda. it was usually for him to go back, he was partnering with a chad platoon. after a week and a half-long exercise, they were spending plenty of time with the chad soldiers and they were sharing experiences, they were really growing and bonding as a team. you could tell, they were in different exercises from different problems given to them. and i thought one of the coolest things was when i came marching in, i believe it was the day before the last portion of the exercise, they were both switching off from american they were watching the soldiers up to the building areas. reporter: you said you were operating a dispersed environment. can you talk about your response ability level with that? >> my responsibility level, i would normally check in at the command center, and see where my platoons would be that day, seeing there different missions, where my soldiers would be at. and for me i would go and sort of observe and see how they were interacting with different countries. had a platoo

and part of our understanding that we have responsibly to the national community, in uganda, we build a building their in collaboration with the uganda cancer institute. 60% of cancers in sub-saharan africa are caused i viruses. we believe there is a tremendous opportunity to intervene with preventive approaches. and some of these immunotherapy the approaches are triggered and activated by viruses. it gives us the opportunity for therapeutic intervention as well. >> i was on a cruise this summer and met a pair of geneticists who, i think, were affiliated with the university of california-san francisco, probably in their fresno shop. i will use their first names -- bjorn and cindy. bjorn travels to africa extensively to work with hiv patients. i suspect some of the work you is nowscribed is work he doing. i do not know that, but trying hiv orlop vaccines for for any cancers caused by an hiv virus -- i do not know if that is. >> hiv does contribute to the development of cancers, hepasee sarcoma. but hiv-infected individuals are no longer dying from certain convocations. but this is a wo

his roommate from uganda. last night people filled newton centre to spread love and peace. >> this is fantastic reaction. people in support of one another. this is really -- it's a heartwarming, emotional response. it's good. >> provost says his roommate has moved to framingham because of safety concerns. police continue to investigate those letters as a possible hate crime. >> it's 4:41. back to twitter accounts suspended. the group targeted by the social media site and their response this morning. a train slamming into a truck in >> all right, here we go. >> yes. >> nice start to the day, huh? >> t to be lovely. >> great. >> and then change. >> ok. >> i think saturday is the pick day of the >> great. >> exactly. the parade. that's right. exactly. you can see the jet stream on saturday has this big ridge of high pressure over the eastern seaboard. so the mild temperatures are with us through the first half of the weekend and then on sunday big changes come on in and the jet stream is going to be dropping sout

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the man's roommate, from ewe gan -- uganda, has moved to framingham. >> they range from calls from people have been run off the road and called the "n" word. in our state, folks. okay. i just want to be really clear. this stuff is real. sera: more taking part in today's rally. again, it starts at 11:00. live at the state house, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: all right, sera. thank you. president-elect trump meets with former texas governor r perry following a weekend of talks with potential candidates for his cabinet. trump didn't reveal any picks but his session with new jersey governor chris christie just one of more than 20 in two days. christie, no longer in charge of the transition, hopes to stay in james mattis, frontrunner for secretary of defense. trump met with former massachusetts governor mitt romney, vice president-elect mike pence said romney is under, quote, active and serious consideration to become secretary of state. doug: new rules after a deadly train crash in new jersey. the push to screen engineers for sleeping habits. trapped on a sinking ship. the salvage mis

uganda's delegate said his country won't be able to meet its climate change targets without financial support from the u.s. >> that's because of challenges of issues on technology, also how our technologies are very obsolete. very, very obsolete. >> nongovernmental organizations held a joint news conference to express concern about trump's apparent intention to withdraw from the paris accord. >> climate change has become a geopolitical issue of the top order and no country can be perceived as not doing its fair share on climate without serious consequences for its standing in the world. >> activists outside the copp 22 venue said young people should step up and fight climate change because donald trump won't. >>> let's take a look at the latest in business news. markets have staged a sharp turnaround. for more details we go to ai uchida from our business desk. >> the key index in tokyo recovered almost all the losses we saw on wednesday. that was of course when investors feared that a trump administration would lead to uncertainty in the global economy, but take a look at what's happe

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opened as part of our understanding that we have an understanding of the international community in uganda. 60% of cancers in africa are caused by viruss. we believe there is a tremendous opportunity there to intervene with preventive approach answers some immune they're pettic approaches are triggered and activated by viruss. that gives us an opportunity for therapeutic intervention as well. >> i was on a cruise this summer and met a pair of geneticists who i think are affiliated with the university of california san francisco probably in their fresno shop. i'll use the first names. bjorn and cindy. bjorn travels to africa extensively to work with hiv patients. in africa. i suspect some of the work you just described is work he is now doing. i do not know that. but trying to develop vaccines for hiv or for any cancers caused by hiv virus, i don't know if that's -- >> yeah. hiv does contribute to the development of cancers including cancers like sarcoma and cancer's now the leading cause of death in patients with hiv which is something we need to work on. but it's a sign of progress that h

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.' - boy 'welcome to uganda.' - girl 'welcome to indonesia.' - boy welcome to the holiday folk fair international - your passport around the world. 'its kind of a mini united nations where you bring these individuals together that might together to celebrate to share their culture, their values, their beliefs.' its the only place you can go from indonesia to east africia without the costly plane ticket. 'were first generation immigrants here and ive been here for 18 years and for me, sharing my culture especially food, its such a good blessing.' from hand made crafts to cultural cuisines - this year - gail last year and it was so good!' theyll spend the day eating their way around the world - starting with chinese. 'from here were going to go walk around a little bit and then try mexican next. this years folk fair broke down barriers and brought races together. 'its a reunion of family and friends and ive made so many friends from different ethnic groups, i was walking around with one the other day and i said everyone gets along here, why cant we just along they like do here?' the holiday folk fa

to use their christmas money toward the program which benefits those impoverished in a village in uganda as opposed to buying gifts for each other. >> christmas is a way for our members to purchase things for the people and you can boy a cow or a chicken or chicken net, they have seen the donations during trips to non-profit village partners international. >> when you think over 1000 in a tiny village in africa that every day receives a meal, a meal because of the goodness in the hearts of people in the choir at this church who never will see them, will never interact with them but who know they were hungry. if the world does that wouldn't >> that is fantastic. for information on village partners there is a link on our web site. check it out. the news is going online. >> and on facebook, twitter and >>> hey, dolls. >> treats or trick? camera turns to social media, then her posts suddenly disappear. how kim's crisis has impacted the most profitable arm of her empire. >> to me what was fun in the game -- >> this is how i do >> exclusive access to heidi's wildest halloween yet. i'm kit hoov

in uganda, a broad-based, forthright public health campaign had made a big difference. over loudspeaker ): .come to the health center today for hiv testing and unseling. to learn mor about this new svice... narrator: aggressive campaigns to get pe tested for aids, widespread publicity about the disease and even television dramas all raised awareness. well, it is true. i don't have aids, but i'm carrying the virus. i don't feel sick, but one day i'll become very sick and die. don't ever believe that you are safe. learn the facts about aids. man: ♪ out there somewhere, alone and frightened... ♪ narrator: reducing the hiv infections from 14% to eight percent, uganda's example showed how important an aggressive public education campaign can be. but eight percent is still a disastrous epidemic. now a new strategy may provide the weapons to win the fight against hiv/aids in africa. until very recently, people fighting aids in africa have assumed that victims of the disease would not have access to effective drugs that patients in the u.s. and europe now receive. but in the la

has made me cautious of shorting it, partly because i had gotten burned before, but partly because uganda'sbecause you can construct the most perfect b ear case on it, and the solarcity acquisition will add to their losses and is certainly added to their debt load, etc.. up, facebook remains in the spotlight over fake news. should the social network be held accountable? axel springer weighs in. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: german prosecutors are investigating mark sucker burgh and a number of other facebook executives after complaints -- mark zuckerberg at anothe -- and a number of other facebook complaints ofer hate speech. they provide examples of hundreds of posts denying the holocaust and expressing support for terror groups. facebook said, "the allegations like merit." meantime, the ceo of axel springer says that politicians should resist calls. the ceo made the comments in an exclusive interview with bloomberg. take a listen. i think it is a tremendous distribution platform. i stick to mark zuckerberg's philosophy that it is about connecting people. it is a platform a bit like a telco

filed in 2012 saying the minister launched a long-term campaign to percent cute same-sex couples in uganda. lively calls the lawsuit absorbed saying he preaches -- absurd saying he preaches against same-sex marriage but advises therapy. >>> the hosted several prominent patriots over the weekend to talk about community policing. the patriots headed out on a ride-along and then ended the day with a basketball game with kids in the area. >>put the patriots in the police car and everyone will follow the rules. >>> still ahead more trouble for samsung this morning and some good news for the market. >>> plus when you'll be able to from your phone. >>> it is down to the wire, both p candidates hitting new hampshire hard. coming up we'll take a look at hillary clinton's final stop in new hampshire ahead of election day (vo) at friskies, no one's surprised tender pieces and crunchy bites der and crunchy combo. tasty textures cats gotta have. friskies. for cats. by cats. ? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even

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the rooate is from uganda and has moved to framingham fearing for her safety. on friday, healey discussed more troubling incidents. >> they range from calls where people have beenun off the road, called the n word. in our state, fks, ok i want to be really clear, this stuff >> more than 30 groups and organizations are expected to take part in today's rally. ve from the state house, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you, a search right now for the people inside of a car that plowed into the front dr of a northug home. it happened in t middle of the night on hudson street. an elderly couple and their daught-in-law and her son were asleep inside. >> we were woken, or i was from my son yelling, that there was a door.uldn't get out the front they came down the street with no headligs on. so, and unless you know the corner, you are going to hit something. >> the car was involved in a chase on interstate 290 that was called off when that car left the highway. the building inspector says that the house is structurally sound. new this morning, self driving cars wi